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Set in Universal Century 0085, Asuna Elmarit is a student from École du Ciel, a military school for training future MS pilots in Montréal, Canada. Unexpected events occur, exposing Asuna and her classmates to the reality that is war. Along the way, the school council's real intentions are revealed in the lead up to the Gryps Conflict.

I didn't know Tokyopop released Gundam doesn't matter now since its likely OOP. xD

I found out it was them releasing Gundam stuff shortly after they went out of business.
It's a shame they were pumping out dozens of crappy titles all over the place but not really calling attention to their Gundam releases.

I found out it was them releasing Gundam stuff shortly after they went out of business.
It's a shame they were pumping out dozens of crappy titles all over the place but not really calling attention to their Gundam releases.

On August 31, 2009, Tokyopop announced that Japanese manga publisher Kodansha was allowing all of its licensing agreements with both the North American and German divisions of Tokyopop to expire for reasons unknown. Due to this loss in licensing, Tokyopop was forced to leave several Kodansha series unfinished, including popular series Rave Master, Initial D, GetBackers, and Life. It also would be unable to reprint any previously published volumes, rendering all Kodansha-owned Tokyopop releases out-of-print.

On May 24, Tokyopop stated that the manga they licensed would revert to their original respective owners, who may license the titles to other companies.

So why do people fight, anyway?
Perhaps the meaning of existence lies within their will to fight.
People feel a sense of accomplishment through battle.
And it’s also a fact that the ones actually fighting are never perceived as being tainted.